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The “Collapse” of Communism

April 29, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 29 Comments

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What the media didn’t tell you about the “end” of the Cold War.

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Remembering a Dissident

March 11, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 34 Comments

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My father, Yuri Glazov, risked his life standing up against the Soviet regime. Was his battle in vain?

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